Miriam Cox, born August 24, 1916 in New Castle, PA, died on January 14, 2013 in La Plata, MD. The third of seven children of Maxwell C. Heath and Maude Anderson Heath of Lordstown OH, she married Keith D. Cox of Spring Arbor, MI (died 1991), who was then a soldier in the U.S. Army (World War II).
Mrs. Cox was a schoolteacher in Ohio, Michigan (Spring Arbor), and Indiana, while her husband, later Dr. Cox, taught as an English professor at Spring Arbor College, Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) Bible College, Ball State University (Muncie, IN), and North Georgia College (Dahlonega).
She is survived by her daughter, Karyl Garn of Woodbridge, VA, and her son, Gary Cox, a travel consultant in central Europe, and by six grandchildren. Services will be held at the Free Methodist Church in Spring Arbor, MI, with visitation.
Mrs. Cox was a schoolteacher in Ohio, Michigan (Spring Arbor), and Indiana, while her husband, later Dr. Cox, taught as an English professor at Spring Arbor College, Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) Bible College, Ball State University (Muncie, IN), and North Georgia College (Dahlonega).
She is survived by her daughter, Karyl Garn of Woodbridge, VA, and her son, Gary Cox, a travel consultant in central Europe, and by six grandchildren. Services will be held at the Free Methodist Church in Spring Arbor, MI, with visitation.
Miriam Cox, born August 24, 1916 in New Castle, PA, died on January 14, 2013 in La Plata, MD. The third of seven children of Maxwell C. Heath and Maude Anderson Heath of Lordstown OH, she married Keith D. Cox of Spring Arbor, MI (died 1991), who was then a soldier in the U.S. Army (World War II).
Mrs. Cox was a schoolteacher in Ohio, Michigan (Spring Arbor), and Indiana, while her husband, later Dr. Cox, taught as an English professor at Spring Arbor College, Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) Bible College, Ball State University (Muncie, IN), and North Georgia College (Dahlonega).
She is survived by her daughter, Karyl Garn of Woodbridge, VA, and her son, Gary Cox, a travel consultant in central Europe, and by six grandchildren. Services will be held at the Free Methodist Church in Spring Arbor, MI, with visitation.
Mrs. Cox was a schoolteacher in Ohio, Michigan (Spring Arbor), and Indiana, while her husband, later Dr. Cox, taught as an English professor at Spring Arbor College, Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) Bible College, Ball State University (Muncie, IN), and North Georgia College (Dahlonega).
She is survived by her daughter, Karyl Garn of Woodbridge, VA, and her son, Gary Cox, a travel consultant in central Europe, and by six grandchildren. Services will be held at the Free Methodist Church in Spring Arbor, MI, with visitation.
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